Language village

Hello!
Today: 
  • practice for language village 
  • conversation in a restaurant 

  • Goal: I can speak in full sentences and politely. 

  • Reminder: 12 march 
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Hello!
Today: 
  • practice for language village 
  • conversation in a restaurant 

  • Goal: I can speak in full sentences and politely. 

  • Reminder: 12 march 

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Speaking in full sentences and politely.  
  • Why do you think it's important? 

  • How can you make the following sentences full and polite?
- ''Would you like a glass of water?'' 
   ''Yes'' 
- ''Can I borrow your pen?'' 

In England's culture it is the norm to speak politely, which isn't always the case in the Netherlands. 

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Speaking in full sentences and politely.  

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Practice for language village 
  • Conversation at a restaurant 

  • What: read the scenario and practice the conversation with a classmate. 
  • How: highlight any important information while reading. Then with a classmate decide who's going to be the waiter/waitress and who's going to be the guest. 
  • Help: I will be walking around to help, but you can ask your classmate for help too.  
  • Time: the conversation should be around 10 minutes. 
  • Outcome: You have practiced the conversation at a restaurant and you have spoken in full sentences and politely. 
  • Finished: swap roles. 

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Make the sentences full and polite
Waiter/waitress: ''Have you made a reservation?''
Guest: ''Yes, ...........''

Waiter/waitress: ''How is your food?"
Guest: ''It's cold.''

Waiter/waitress: ''Would you like another drink?''
Guest: ''No, ................''

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Hello!
Today: 
  • practice for language village 
  • conversation at a hotel 

  • Goal: I can spell my first and last name. I can make a complaint. 

  • Reminder: 12 march 

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Spelling your first and last name
  • Pay especially attention to: A, E & I (it is easy to get them wrong) 
  • Try to spell your first and last name! You can write it down too if you like. 

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Practice for language village 
  • Conversation at a hotel 

  • What: read the scenario and practice the conversation with a classmate. 
  • How: highlight any important information while reading. Then with a classmate decide who's going to be the receptionist and who's going to be the guest. 
  • Help: I will be walking around to help, but you can ask your classmate for help too.  
  • Time: the conversation should be around 10 minutes. 
  • Outcome: You have practiced the conversation at a hotel and you can spell your first and last name. 
  • Finished: swap roles. 

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Spelling the English alphabet 
  • Who can spell its name without the tool? 

  • We will practice this more often :) 

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Hello!
Today: 
  • practice for language village 
  • topic: airport 
    - reading: flying for business

  • Goal: get familiar with the topic and vocabulary. 

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Language village
So far we have practiced two scenarios, which are? 
1 =
2 = 

What will be asked of you for both scenarios during language village? 
1 = 
2 =

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Flying for business

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Flying for business
  • Name a country you would like to fly to 
  • Name the two names from the reading exercise 
  • Name a word you have learned today

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Hello!
Today: 
  • practice for language village 
  • topic: airport 
    - conversation at security 

  • Goal: you are prepared for the scenario aiport. 

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Practice for language village 
  • Conversation at aiport security 

  • What: read the scenario and practice the conversation with a classmate. 
  • How: highlight any important information while reading. Then with a classmate decide who's going to be the receptionist and who's going to be the guest. 
  • Help: I will be walking around to help, but you can ask your classmate for help too.  
  • Time: the conversation should be around 10 minutes. 
  • Outcome: You have practiced the conversation at airport security.
  • Finished: swap roles. 

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Airport security 
  • Name an item you can carry with you in your carry-on.
  • Name an item you have to declare at the airport. 
  • Name an item you will always carry with you when you travel. 

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Hello!
Today: 
  • practice for language village 
    - vocabulary 
  • finish drawing 
  • conversation in at a tattoo shop

  • Goal: I am familiar with words used in a tattoo shop. 

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Conversation at a tattoo shop
Vocabulary 
  • minimalistic tattoo (small and simple tattoo)
  • symbolic tattoo (tattoo with meaning)
  • floral tattoo (flower tattoo)
  • flash tattoo or custom tattoo (flash = already made     custom = made by you)
  • tattoo artist (the person tattooing)
  • (color) ink (substance that is used to make tattoos, often in black, but also in color)
  • tattoo machine (machine used when tattooing)
  • sketch (selfmade drawing to take with you to a tattoo shop)
  • numbing cream (cream to make tattooing less painful)
  • cover up (tattoo on top of an old tattoo, to cover it up)



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Vocabulary 
A small, simple and clean tattoo. Often with fine lines. 
''Less is more'' 

A = minimalistic tattoo
B = traditional tattoo 
C = floral tattoo 

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Vocabulary 
A tattoo that you have designed yourself. 

A = costum tattoo
B = symbolic tattoo 
C = flash tattoo 

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Vocabulary 
A substance you use to make tattooing less painful. 

A = numbing cream 
B = painless cream 
C = face cream 

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Vocabulary 
A drawing that you take with you to the tattoo shop. 

A = drawing 
B = paiting 
C = sketch 

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Draw your tattoo idea 
  • Draw a tattoo that you would like
  • Describe your tattoo and write it down 
    FOR EXAMPLE: a sunflower in black and white on my leg. 
  • Write down the meaning of your tattoo
  • Hand in your drawing (I will give them to you at the language village) 

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Quiz 
Where on the body is the most painful place to get a tattoo?

A: Ankle 

B: Upper leg 

C: Armpit 

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Quiz 
How many tattoos does the most tattooed man have?

A = more than 500 

B = more than 1000

C = more than 10.000

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Quiz 
What is the most popular tattoo to get? 

A = Lion 

B = Butterfly

C = Bird 

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Quiz 
On which part of the body fades a tattoo the fastest? 

A = fingers

 B = ribcage 

C = face 

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Quiz 
Which color ink for tattoos is forbidden in the EU?

A = pink 

B = yellow 

C = blue 


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Hello!
Today: 
  • practice for language village 
    - vocabulary list 
    - rubric 
  • conversation with a stranger 

  • Goal: I can have a spontaneuos conversation in English.

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Conversation with a stranger

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Hello!
Today: 
  • practice for language village 
    - vocabulary list 
    - rubric 
  • police station: describing a suspect

  • Goal: I can describe a suspect.

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Describing a suspect

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Choose a suspect 
  • I will describe a classmate 
  • Guess who it is and write the name on the white board
  • Keep your answer to yourself 

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Describe these people
  • In pairs describe these suspects to each other.
  • Use the words and example sentences from the word list. 


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Hello!
Today: 
  • practice for language village 

  • tourist office: asking directions and information. 

  • Goal: I can ask for directions and information.

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Tourist attractions 

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Tourist office 

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Asking for information
  • You want to know where you can find a park. 

  • You want to know what tourist attraction you can find in the city.

  • You want to know where the train station is.

  • You want to where the closest hotel is.

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Directions

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Hotel
School
Restaurant
Park

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